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TIFFANY & CO., EDWARDIAN, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL LAPEL WATCH
Estimate: $2,500-$3,500
Sold
$1,900
Live Auction
Important Jewelry
Location
Chicago
Description
TIFFANY & CO., EDWARDIAN, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL LAPEL WATCH
Consisting of a yellow gold, platinum and blue guilloché enamel lapel pin containing 18 old European and rose cut diamonds, suspending a blue and white guilloché enamel open face watch measuring approximately 20.00 mm in diameter with silvered dial signed Tiffany & Co. and channel set emerald surround, the case back and crown containing 19 rose cut diamonds. 3 inches long.
Pin stamp: 14K.
Gross weight: 15.05 dwt.
This lot is located in Chicago.
Property from a Private Collection
Condition
Overall Condition: The watch winds and sets but is not running at the time of cataloguing. There are two diamonds missing from the pin, two emeralds missing and multiple emeralds chipped. The enamel is chipped and scratched in multiple places. The watch is missing the hour hand. Acid test indicates the watch is 18 karat gold and parts of the pin are platinum. Please note that Hindman does not warranty the watch at the time of the auction or after itspurchase. Potential buyers should be advised that though the watch may be running at the time ofcataloging, it may stop running before the auction and servicing is recommended for all timepieces. Theauthenticity of individual parts is not guaranteed since repairs and restoration may have occurred.Hindman assumes all watches are unisex and does not specify the gender of a piece. For size reference,please see the case measurements of the piece listed under dimensions.All lots are sold “AS IS”. Please contact the jewelry and watches departmentat jewelrycr@hindmanauctions.com for any additional information or questions you may have regarding this lot. The absence of any reference to the condition of a lot does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please note that measurements and opinions on gems are given as a courtesy and are approximated. It isrecommended you talk to a specialist or view items in person before placing a bid.